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Join the Narragansett Chamber of Commerce and event sponsor, SO Rhode Island, to kick off Spring Restaurant week on Thursday, March 21st, at the historic Towers in Narragansett.
Tickets (both VIP and General Admission) are ONLY AVAILABLE ONLINE! Door sales will not take place due to the limited number of tickets.
If you are looking for a beautiful night out, this is it! In addition to panoramic ocean views, your ticket in gives you access to sample delicious treats from local restaurants while listening to live music by Reckless Blues. The VIP hour runs from 5:30-6:30 and are limited in quantity and sell out fast, so get yours now! General Admission begins at 6:30pm.
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Local Ladies Making Waves in South County
In recent issues of SO Rhode Island, several articles and spotlights are shining a spotlight on some incredible women in our community, and we’re thrilled to see three familiar faces representing South County in a big way. Narragansett Chamber of Commerce’s own Executive Director, Peg Fradette, along with Louise Bishop (South County Tourism Council) and chamber member Casey Montanari (The Bike Stop Café), were all featured over the last few months, highlighting their impact and leadership in our region.
With Peg and Louise gracing the cover in January and Casey’s write-up this month showcasing her dedication to community and sustainability, this recognition is a testament to the passion and hard work that keeps South County thriving.
Peg Fradette’s inspiring recognition in Who to Watch 2025 for her work in women’s healthcare was featured among Rhode Island change makers. You can read her inspiring article here.
Louise, who was also recently named a Who to Watch in 2025 honoree, continues to elevate South County as a premier tourism destination. Her leadership and vision were highlighted in Hey Rhody Media.
Our member Casey, who is owner of local favorite Bike Stop Cafe was feature here. The article celebrates her commitment to sustainability and community through her beloved business.
As the Chamber continues celebrating its 100th year, this recognition couldn’t come at a better time. It’s an opportunity to reflect on the impact of local leadership and the exciting momentum leading up to our Centennial Gala. Stay tuned for more details on how we’ll be celebrating this milestone and recognizing the many businesses and individuals who make South County so special.
Be sure to grab a copy of SO Rhode Island to see the full features, and join us in congratulating these powerhouse women on their well-deserved recognition!
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Successful Summer Job Fair Connects Students with Local Businesses
The Narragansett Chamber of Commerce was proud to support Narragansett High School senior Alexa Poirier in organizing a successful Summer Job Fair as part of her senior project. This event brought together local businesses and high school students, fostering valuable connections and creating employment opportunities within our community.
With 66 students signing up and 16 businesses in attendance, the fair was a testament to the strong collaboration between Narragansett’s schools, businesses, and community organizations. Local employers had the chance to meet enthusiastic students eager to gain work experience, while students explored summer job opportunities that could lead to long-term career growth.
The Chamber is grateful to the businesses that participated and to Alexa for her dedication in coordinating this initiative and we look forward to continuing to support programs that strengthen our local workforce and provide meaningful experiences for the next generation!
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Welcome Sediment Block Island to the Narragansett Chamber!
We’re excited to welcome Sediment Block Island, a multi-generational, local lobstering company, as a new member of the Narragansett Chamber of Commerce!
This summer, they’re bringing their authentic New England lobster bakes to South County, which will feature local lobster, oysters, fresh produce, and bread from South County Bread Co. They provide everything, from tables and linens to cleanup, so you can relax and enjoy.
They also cater weddings and offer poke, ceviche, and oyster bar services.
They are now booking for the summer season and you can learn more by clicking below!
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Unlock Your Child’s Potential at Quest Montessori!
At Quest Montessori, our accredited Elementary Program (Grades 1-6) fosters curiosity, independence, and a true love of learning. Through hands-on, interdisciplinary exploration, students develop critical thinking skills, confidence, and a deep understanding of math, science, literature, and the arts—meeting each child where they are and guiding them toward their full potential.
Guided by trained, experienced Montessori educators, our classrooms inspire creativity, collaboration, and a strong sense of community. See how Quest Montessori empowers students to become engaged, lifelong learners!
Now enrolling for Grades 1-6! Contact us today to learn more.
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Exciting Happenings at Twin Willows in Narragansett!
Looking for great food, fun entertainment, and unbeatable deals? Twin Willows has something for everyone.
Happy Hour Specials – Join us from 3–5 PM, Wednesday through Sunday, for exclusive menu offerings.
Live Music Sundays – Enjoy live performances every Sunday from 3–6 PM while you dine and unwind.
Trivia Wednesdays – Test your knowledge and compete for prizes every Wednesday night with our lively trivia sessions.
Pasta Thursdays – Enjoy delicious pasta dishes starting at just $9.99 every Thursday.
Kids Eat Free Sundays – Bring the family! Kids eat free on Sundays (restrictions apply).
Restaurant Week Special – We’re participating in Restaurant Week, offering a three-course meal for just $35. Don’t miss out on this limited-time special.
For more details on these events and more, visit TwinWillowsRI.com and click on Events or simply click the button below.
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What's Happening at Tower Hill Brewing!
We've got an exciting lineup of events coming your way—mark your calendars and join us for great beer, live music, and unforgettable nights!
March Highlights:
March 14 – 1-Year Anniversary! Enjoy three new beer releases. Plus, a Sea Shanty sing-a-long from 7-10 PM.
March 15 – Live music with Justin Pomfret
March 16 – Live music with Jon Gonzalez
March 17 – St. Patty’s Day Special – $5 drafts from 3-9 PM
March 22 – Live music with Greg Laboss
March 23 – Wellness Social: Mind + Body + Soul
March 27 – Restaurant Week Event at The Towers
March 29 – Live music with Lee Phillips
March 30 – Stoneware Pottery Night with Rebekah Cook
April 5 – Comedy Night
Host Brad Pierce, featuring Andrea Henry, with headliner Mike Murray. Get ready for a night of laughter.
Tickets: $20 online now | Doors: 6 PM | Show: 7 PM | 21+
April 12 – Country Line Dancing Night | $10 at the door – time to dust off those boots.
April 19 – Van Pelt Trio | Featuring Erika Van Pelt, Sarah Van Pelt, & Collin Van Pelt
April 24 – Habitat for Humanity Fundraiser – join us in supporting a great cause.
Come for the beer, stay for the fun—see you at THB!
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"Navigating the Narrow" on April 5
As the days get longer and warmer, it is time to start thinking about fun on Narrow River and Narragansett’s beaches. The Narrow River Preservation Association is kicking off the season with "Navigating the Narrow," an informational forum on river safety, laws, and responsible watershed use.
Experts from RIDEM, Coastal Resources Management Corporation, local harbormasters, and more will provide updates and answer questions.
Location: Mettatuxet Yacht Club
Date: Saturday, April 5 | 10am - 12pm
This free public event welcomes paddlers, swimmers, boaters, and fishermen. Bring your curiosity and get informed.
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Exclusive Spring Savings for New England Locals
The Shore House is now offering a special "New England Local" rate for a limited time.
Enjoy 20% off weekday stays and 10% off weekends, making spring the perfect time for a coastal getaway.
Take advantage of this exclusive offer while it lasts! Click below to learn more and book your stay.
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Fresh New Spring Menu at T’s!
Spring has arrived at T’s Restaurant, and so has our new seasonal menu!
Enjoy the perfect mix of sweet and savory with our Prosciutto Goat + Fig Eggs Benedict, the Hot Honey Croissant Stack, and the bold flavor of our Mocha Cola Cold Brew.
Dine in, take out, or have it delivered—fresh flavors and friendly smiles await!
Explore the menu by clicking below!
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Mandolins at the Music Mansion
The L’Esperance Mandolin Ensemble, the beautiful group that delights us each year at our Holiday Faire, will feature Russian virtuoso Ekaterina Skliar in concert at the Providence Music Mansion on Saturday, March 22, at 2:30 PM.
Skliar, an internationally acclaimed performer, will join the ensemble for a program featuring works by Vivaldi, Vaughan Williams, and more. Don't miss this unique musical experience.
Event Details:
Where: Music Mansion, 88 Meeting St, Providence, RI | 2:30pm
Tickets: $25 – Purchase by clicking below.
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Waves Baseball is Back for 2025
Spring is almost here, and the Ocean State Waves are gearing up for another exciting Summer Collegiate Baseball season at Old Mountain Field in Wakefield.
Our home opener is Tuesday, June 3, against division rival Mystic Schooners. Come out and enjoy a great night of baseball.
After narrowly missing the 2024 playoffs, the Waves are back with a strong roster ready to chase their dreams. Check out our 2025 schedule at www.oceanstatewaves.com. Read the full update below!
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GFWC Women’s Club Brings Color to CANE Child Development Center
The GFWC Women’s Club of South County has been a proud supporter of CANE Child Development Center since the 1960s, providing grants, volunteers, and handmade blankets. Most recently, club member Maria Householder and her daughter Sydney led a mural project that transformed the center’s hallways with vibrant, welcoming artwork.
Beyond the murals, Maria and other volunteers have also renovated the teacher’s room and are updating the flooring throughout the building. Their efforts help create a warm, inviting space for children, families, and staff.
Founded in 1962, CANE is a nonprofit child care center offering high-quality, affordable care for infants, toddlers, and preschoolers. This year marks its 50th anniversary as a nonprofit facility, and enrollment is open.
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visit Narragansett Chamber of Commerce
36 Ocean Road
Narragansett, RI 02882
401-783-7121 | info@narragansettcoc.com
www.narragansettcoc.com
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